Selkirk OMNI Pickleball Paddle
Description
Selkirk OMNI Pickleball Paddle
The Selkirk OMNI is an all-court paddle built for the modern, fast-paced game — aggressive attacks, soft resets, and everything in between. A ReactCore PureFoam core, InfiniGrit surface, and an adjustable MOI Tuning System deliver power, spin and control without forcing you to trade one for another. Choose Elongated or Widebody, in Chalk, Cosmic, Hydro, or the limited-edition Canyon Clay.
Key features
- ReactCore with PureFoam Technology. A floating PureFoam center, surrounded by a PureFoam Ring and an outer EVA Power Ring, creates a multi-layer core that adapts to the shot — plush and controlled on touch, powerful on drives, with enough dwell time to generate real spin on contact.
- Adjustable MOI Tuning System. The paddle ships pre-weighted for a maximum sweet spot and stabilized balance. Perimeter weights can be removed and rearranged by hand to tune swing weight and balance to your game — and they hold position during play.
- InfiniGrit surface. A tournament-legal grit surface engineered to last roughly 3× longer than traditional embossed epoxy or raw carbon textures, with spin potential up to 2,000 RPM. Fully USAP compliant — no risk of being flagged in amateur leagues or sanctioned tournaments.
- Multistrata T700 carbon fiber face. A proprietary, patent-pending multi-layer carbon system designed to work with PureFoam for consistent energy return, optimized flex, and long-term structural durability.
- Octagonal handle. An upgraded grip shape that improves maneuverability and gives clearer feedback on face angle during resets, flicks and rolls.
- 16mm PureFoam core. The thicker core adds dwell time and control, making it easier to reset under pressure and hold precision in kitchen-line exchanges without losing pop.
Elongated vs. Widebody: which OMNI should you buy?
| Spec | Elongated | Widebody |
|---|---|---|
| Paddle length | 16.5 in (41.9 cm) | 15.95 in (40.5 cm) |
| Paddle width | 7.45 in (18.9 cm) | 8 in (20.3 cm) |
| Grip length | 5.8 in (14.7 cm) | 5.6 in (14.2 cm) |
| Swing weight | 118 ± 2 | 112 ± 2 |
| Twist weight | 6.7 | 7.7 |
| Sweet spot size | 9 / 10 | 10 / 10 |
| Best for | Added reach, heavier drives and overheads, two-handed backhands | Fastest hands, biggest sweet spot, most forgiveness on off-center contact |
Short answer: the Elongated trades a little maneuverability for reach and a more aggressive feel on drives. The Widebody is the more forgiving, faster-handling of the two — its twist weight of 7.7 is notably high, which is why it holds its line on mishits.
Shared specifications
- Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced
- Average weight: 7.9–8.2 oz (224–232 g)
- Core: PureFoam, 0.63 in (16 mm)
- Face: Multistrata T700 carbon fiber with InfiniGrit surface
- Grip circumference: 4.25 in (10.8 cm)
- Handle shape: Octagonal
- Power / Spin / Control: 9 / 10 / 9
- Certification: USAP approved for sanctioned tournament play
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime (U.S.)
- Colorways: Chalk, Cosmic, Hydro, Canyon Clay (Limited Edition)
Canyon Clay Limited Edition
Canyon Clay is a limited-edition colorway of the OMNI — a warm tan and clay finish over the same ReactCore PureFoam build, InfiniGrit surface and MOI Tuning System as the standard line. Identical performance, produced in a limited run in both Elongated and Widebody.
Who it's for
- Intermediate to advanced players who want one paddle that handles power, spin and control at a high level without compromising any of them.
- Players who want to fine-tune swing weight and balance themselves rather than commit to a fixed setup.
- Competitive players who need a tournament-legal spin surface that holds up over time instead of degrading after a few weeks of heavy use.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Selkirk OMNI USAP approved?
Yes. Both shapes and all colorways are USA Pickleball approved and legal for sanctioned tournament play. The InfiniGrit surface is tournament-compliant, so it will not be flagged in league or tournament play.
What is the difference between the OMNI Elongated and Widebody?
The Elongated is 16.5 in long with a 118 swing weight for more reach and heavier drives. The Widebody is 15.95 in long and 8 in wide with a 112 swing weight and a 7.7 twist weight, making it faster in hand and more forgiving on off-center contact.
How does the MOI Tuning System work?
The OMNI ships pre-weighted for a maximum sweet spot. Perimeter weights can be removed and repositioned by hand — move them toward the throat for faster hands, or toward the head for more power and a higher swing weight.
What is PureFoam?
PureFoam is Selkirk's foam core system: a floating PureFoam center inside a PureFoam Ring, wrapped by an outer EVA Power Ring. The layered densities let the paddle stay plush on touch shots while still returning energy on drives.
How long does the InfiniGrit surface last?
Selkirk engineers it to last roughly three times longer than traditional embossed epoxy or raw carbon textures, with spin potential up to 2,000 RPM.
Is Canyon Clay a different paddle?
No. Canyon Clay is a limited-edition colorway with the same construction, specs and performance as the standard OMNI.
Performance
Skill Level
Intermediate/Advanced
Selkirk OMNI Pickleball Paddle
The Selkirk OMNI is an all-court paddle built for the modern, fast-paced game — aggressive attacks, soft resets, and everything in between. A ReactCore PureFoam core, InfiniGrit surface, and an adjustable MOI Tuning System deliver power, spin and control without forcing you to trade one for another. Choose Elongated or Widebody, in Chalk, Cosmic, Hydro, or the limited-edition Canyon Clay.
Key features
- ReactCore with PureFoam Technology. A floating PureFoam center, surrounded by a PureFoam Ring and an outer EVA Power Ring, creates a multi-layer core that adapts to the shot — plush and controlled on touch, powerful on drives, with enough dwell time to generate real spin on contact.
- Adjustable MOI Tuning System. The paddle ships pre-weighted for a maximum sweet spot and stabilized balance. Perimeter weights can be removed and rearranged by hand to tune swing weight and balance to your game — and they hold position during play.
- InfiniGrit surface. A tournament-legal grit surface engineered to last roughly 3× longer than traditional embossed epoxy or raw carbon textures, with spin potential up to 2,000 RPM. Fully USAP compliant — no risk of being flagged in amateur leagues or sanctioned tournaments.
- Multistrata T700 carbon fiber face. A proprietary, patent-pending multi-layer carbon system designed to work with PureFoam for consistent energy return, optimized flex, and long-term structural durability.
- Octagonal handle. An upgraded grip shape that improves maneuverability and gives clearer feedback on face angle during resets, flicks and rolls.
- 16mm PureFoam core. The thicker core adds dwell time and control, making it easier to reset under pressure and hold precision in kitchen-line exchanges without losing pop.
Elongated vs. Widebody: which OMNI should you buy?
| Spec | Elongated | Widebody |
|---|---|---|
| Paddle length | 16.5 in (41.9 cm) | 15.95 in (40.5 cm) |
| Paddle width | 7.45 in (18.9 cm) | 8 in (20.3 cm) |
| Grip length | 5.8 in (14.7 cm) | 5.6 in (14.2 cm) |
| Swing weight | 118 ± 2 | 112 ± 2 |
| Twist weight | 6.7 | 7.7 |
| Sweet spot size | 9 / 10 | 10 / 10 |
| Best for | Added reach, heavier drives and overheads, two-handed backhands | Fastest hands, biggest sweet spot, most forgiveness on off-center contact |
Short answer: the Elongated trades a little maneuverability for reach and a more aggressive feel on drives. The Widebody is the more forgiving, faster-handling of the two — its twist weight of 7.7 is notably high, which is why it holds its line on mishits.
Shared specifications
- Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced
- Average weight: 7.9–8.2 oz (224–232 g)
- Core: PureFoam, 0.63 in (16 mm)
- Face: Multistrata T700 carbon fiber with InfiniGrit surface
- Grip circumference: 4.25 in (10.8 cm)
- Handle shape: Octagonal
- Power / Spin / Control: 9 / 10 / 9
- Certification: USAP approved for sanctioned tournament play
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime (U.S.)
- Colorways: Chalk, Cosmic, Hydro, Canyon Clay (Limited Edition)
Canyon Clay Limited Edition
Canyon Clay is a limited-edition colorway of the OMNI — a warm tan and clay finish over the same ReactCore PureFoam build, InfiniGrit surface and MOI Tuning System as the standard line. Identical performance, produced in a limited run in both Elongated and Widebody.
Who it's for
- Intermediate to advanced players who want one paddle that handles power, spin and control at a high level without compromising any of them.
- Players who want to fine-tune swing weight and balance themselves rather than commit to a fixed setup.
- Competitive players who need a tournament-legal spin surface that holds up over time instead of degrading after a few weeks of heavy use.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Selkirk OMNI USAP approved?
Yes. Both shapes and all colorways are USA Pickleball approved and legal for sanctioned tournament play. The InfiniGrit surface is tournament-compliant, so it will not be flagged in league or tournament play.
What is the difference between the OMNI Elongated and Widebody?
The Elongated is 16.5 in long with a 118 swing weight for more reach and heavier drives. The Widebody is 15.95 in long and 8 in wide with a 112 swing weight and a 7.7 twist weight, making it faster in hand and more forgiving on off-center contact.
How does the MOI Tuning System work?
The OMNI ships pre-weighted for a maximum sweet spot. Perimeter weights can be removed and repositioned by hand — move them toward the throat for faster hands, or toward the head for more power and a higher swing weight.
What is PureFoam?
PureFoam is Selkirk's foam core system: a floating PureFoam center inside a PureFoam Ring, wrapped by an outer EVA Power Ring. The layered densities let the paddle stay plush on touch shots while still returning energy on drives.
How long does the InfiniGrit surface last?
Selkirk engineers it to last roughly three times longer than traditional embossed epoxy or raw carbon textures, with spin potential up to 2,000 RPM.
Is Canyon Clay a different paddle?
No. Canyon Clay is a limited-edition colorway with the same construction, specs and performance as the standard OMNI.
Intermediate/Advanced